PORTALES, N.M. (October 7, 2025) – Riding an eight-match win streak and unbeaten in Lone Star Conference play, Lubbock Christian University wraps up its three-match road swing Tuesday night at Eastern New Mexico inside Greyhound Arena (Steve Loy Family Foundation Arena). First serve is set for 7 p.m. (CT).
 

LSC VOLLEYBALL
OPPONENT	LOCATION	DAY	TIME (CT)	WATCH	STATS
ENMU	Portales, N.M.	Tue., Oct. 7	7:00 p.m.	Video	Stats

    
LADY CHAP NOTES
» Lubbock Christian University volleyball (12-4, 4-0 LSC) enters Tuesday riding an eight-match win streak, its longest since a 12-match tear in 2018. The Lady Chaps have opened Lone Star Conference play 4-0 for the first time since starting 6-0 in 2021, following Saturday's 3-1 road victory at St. Edward's in Austin. With the win, LCU extended its road streak to four straight (4-1) and remains one of just two unbeaten teams in LSC play, joining UT Tyler.
 
» LCU leads the LSC in assists per set (13.12) and kills per set (13.80) — ranking No. 14 and No. 22 nationally, respectively, while also sitting No. 2 in the league and No. 11 nationally in digs per set (18.23).

» The Lady Chaps top the Lone Star Conference in assists with 733 (13.09/set ranks second in LSC) and kills with 771 (13.77/set, 2nd), both ranking among the nation's top 25. They also sit top-10 in the LSC in digs (17.88/set, 2nd) and hitting percentage (.222, 6th).

» Camdyn Sears ranks second in the LSC with 9.72 assists per set and leads the league with 525 total assists. She already owns eight double-doubles this year, including season highs of 54 assists, 23 digs, and seven kills in the win over WNMU.

»Offensively, Lily Bickley continues her strong senior campaign, ranking 7th in the LSC and 110th nationally in hitting percentage (.323). She sits 8th in the LSC in both total kills (171) and points (201.5). Bickley has 10 double-digit kill performance this season. She also ranks top-10 in the LSC for total blocks (43, 8th). She is 20 kills away from claiming her 1,000^th career kill. LCU has not had a player with at least 1,000 career kills since Maddie Johnson and Kasey Deterding each reached the mark in the 2015 season. Bickley, who ranks 35^th among active Division II players in career kills, would mark the third 1,000-kill producer for LCU since the current rally scoring format started in 2008.

» Emilee Sikora has logged nine double-digit kill performances and ranks 12th in the LSC in kills per set (2.91) and 16th in points per set (3.22).
 
» Jade Workman was one of the LSC's most efficient hitters last week, averaging 3.50 kills per set while hitting .449 over two matches. Her .571 hitting percentage at St. Mary's marked the 12th-highest single-match efficiency in LCU's rally-scoring era (since 2008).
 
» Bryleigh Schweer provides a steady two-way presence, ranking 10th in the LSC in hitting percentage (.299) and 9th in total blocks (42).
 
» Freshman setter Camdyn Sears continues to be the offensive catalyst, ranking No. 2 in the LSC and No. 33 nationally in assists per set (9.78). She also leads the LSC in total assists (567) and has produced nine double-doubles this season.
 
» Libero Abby Dominguez anchors the defense, ranking No. 2 in the LSC and No. 39 nationally with 4.87 digs per set. She has logged six 20+ dig outings this season, including 21 in both matches on the weekend.
 
» LCU leads the LSC in total digs (1,094) and ranks 9th nationally, averaging 18.23 per set. The Lady Chaps collected 93 digs at St. Edward's, their highest total in a four-set match since 2021.
 
» The Lady Chaps rank 6th in the LSC in hitting percentage (.219) and 8th in opponent hitting percentage (.164). They've out-dug opponents in 12 of 16 matches and are 12–0 when winning the dig battle.

» The Lady Chaps rank 6th in the LSC in hitting percentage (.219) and 8th in opponent hitting percentage (.164). They've out-dug opponents in 12 of 16 matches and are 12–0 when winning the dig battle.
 
LOOKING AT ENMU
 - LCU and Eastern New Mexico meet for the 67th time in their all-time series, with ENMU leading 34-33. LCU secured a 3-0 win in their last meeting on Sept. 13 (in Lubbock), marking nine wins in an 11-match stretch. It also marked consecutive meetings resulting in straight sets, as the previous straight-set result (before the current two-game stretch) was on Oct. 1, 2013. LCU is 10-19 against ENMU all-time in Portales. The Lady Chaps won the previous meeting in Portales 3-1 on Oct. 4, 2024.
 
- Eastern New Mexico has endured a challenging start to the 2025 campaign, entering Tuesday at 3–11 overall and 1–3 in Lone Star Conference play, sitting near the bottom of the league standings. After dropping their first eight matches, the Greyhounds briefly found momentum with a three-match win streak—including a conference victory at Texas A&M International—but have since stumbled in another three-match skid. ENMU has struggled to find consistency at home (0–2) but has shown flashes on the road, earning all three of its wins away from Portales.
 
- Karli Bustos is in her first season at the helm of the Greyhounds. Hired in January 2025, Bustos came to ENMU after five seasons leading Trinidad State, where she engineered a turnaround from a 2–20 campaign in 2020-21 to a program-best 23–10 mark last fall. A native of Española, N.M., she also spent four years as an assistant at New Mexico Highlands and was a high school coach in Las Vegas, N.M., earning district coach of the year honors in 2014.
 
- Eastern New Mexico enters Tuesday looking to build on the growth of a young roster that has flashed upside despite a challenging schedule. The Greyhounds have been competitive in long rallies, ranking among the league's top half in total attacks (1,832) and attempts per set (37.39). Sophomore outside hitter Sophia Valdez has been a bright spot offensively, ranking third in the LSC with 3.53 kills per set and sixth in total kills (173). Setter Violeta Flores continues to guide the offense with 5.19 assists per set, while Addison Bartlett provides another strong attacking option on the pin.
 
- Defensively, the Greyhounds rely on standout libero Imahni Brown, who ranks sixth in the LSC with 4.57 digs per set, already totaling 224 on the season. ENMU also ranks ninth in the league in digs per set (15.61), showing steady improvement in back-row consistency. Brown has added value at the service line with 19 aces, while middle blocker Amya Speller leads the team in total blocks (36). Though ENMU's 3–11 record includes several narrow losses, their energy and youth continue to trend upward as the Greyhounds look to turn competitive stretches into conference wins.